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A trend of Google searches for ‘Bullion Vault’. I have seen some better info posted from Google, but I am not sure how to get it.

And it’s got links to ATS Bullion, BullionVault and Bairds websites on the right-hand side. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7657178.stm

Try these two. This one is my fav chart because Gold/silver prices available in a range of currencies. You can overlay PoO (Brent) or a currency on to your gold or silver chart. http://goldprice.org/live-gold-price.html On this one, you can have multiple versions of the above on the same screen. Its got a WTI oil and well as Brent. Gold and Silver in USD only. http://netdania.com/Products/ChartStation/ChartStation.aspx

So when I measure my Eagle coin, it’s OK as long as the thickness is +/- 10% providing the diameter and weight are about right (?) Thanks for your BTW guidance. I really appreciate it.

It works. Thanks

Try this. http://netdania.com/Products/ChartStation/ChartStation.aspx

Welcome to GEI. There's some talk about BV here http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/index.php?showtopic=4469

I've found another 2008 silver eagle. I’m a bit confused now. Is it possible that the proof and uncirculated have different thickness? Silver Eagle 2008 (uncirculated): Diameter – 40.6mm Thickness – 2.98mm Weight – 31.103g

I’ve spent hours looking for the thicknesses of coins. I’ve managed to find some. I though others' may find this useful Silver Eagle: Diameter – 40.6mm Thickness – 3.1mm Weight – 31.103g http://24carat.co.uk/frame.php?url=2008use...llioncoins.html Silver Philharmonic: Diameter –37mm Thickness – 3.2mm Weight – 31.103g http://austrian-mint.at/silberphil_daten?l=en I’m still looking for Silver Britannia and Silver Panda if anyone can help

I'm not 100% certian, but I think it is mostly unchanged from last time.

It's passed http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/index....ost&p=64408

Great link. Thanks. I was using Goldprice because it gives live gold and silver in a choice of currencies but it has stopped working on my work computer.

If you’re looking for small gold coins, have a look at French coins on coins invest direct. They have a lower premium (over spot) than Krugs

What’s happened to the Kitco graph?

I think that is a very valid point. I believe Gold Money buy and sell based on the price of silver bars and not the paper market. It will be interesting to keep an eye on the GM price for signs of divergence. I’m not sure if there is any at this point in time. Can anyone confirm?

It’s a bit unfair that you are picking on a 10 week old prediction. If silver goes up 200% (from today) would you then say it was a good prediction? What if it goes on to fall 50% (after the 200% increase). Would it then be a bad prediction again? I said earlier in this thread that I thought it was a good prediction at the time and nothing has changed. At the time it was a good prediction. I’d consider this Cgnao post to be current. Do you think it is a good one or a bad one? http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/index....ost&p=56855 I think you have picked a bad example. If Croatia had scored first (I don’t know if they did or not) I may* say that you were right at the time if asked. I find it interesting that you seem fascinated by my earlier conclusion. Have we met before? * I don’t really give a **** about football, so I probably wouldn’t have listened to your prediction if this was a real situation

Over what time scale? (I’m not sure what you are getting at). That’s right

yes

I’m afraid I can’t remember the price of coins or bars on the day.

I’m going off memory, but yes. Silver did explode upwards.

You could say exactly the same thing about any product for sale. Why do bakers sell bread, why don’t they stop selling it, wait for the price to go up and then sell it? That could be true for a small tin pot amateur coin dealer but it is not going to be the case for large distributors and suppliers. The large outfits are likely to have set contacts above spot or prices fixed for a period (days or weeks). They don’t have to order any amount of stock until they know it has sold. Take a look at Royal Mint for example. Their prices have not moved for months. http://www.royalmint.com/PackedSets/BR08AG.aspx

[from memory] To be fair, silver did rocket up that day about 20 minutes after Cgnao made that post.

I think you made the word ‘tiny’ too small. I can’t see it. I’ve corrected the above quote

I’ve got a cashback credit card. I was thinking that I could buy silver, get the cashback and use it to buy more silver. Looking at the prices, it’s not really going to work out for me. Coindirectinvest is a bit cheaper once you add on the UK VAT http://www.thesilverxchange.com/

Right on cue http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7607508.stm